Choose the right sentence: 1. We have been learning how to play chess. We have been learnt how to play…

Choose the right tense form.

1. Ann has been paiting / has painted in his studio since 8 o’clock.

2. We have been watching / have watched TV for 3 hours.

3. Alex has been learning / has learned French for years.

4. The train has just some / has been coming.

5. Mary has been / has been being a student for 2 years.

Choose the right option
1) Mary says that they just played their match.
2) Mary says that they have just played their match.
3) Mary says that they have just play their match.
4) Mary says that they has just played their match.​

Complete the sentences with for or since.

0 I’ve studied English for three years.

1 We’ve been here 2 p.m. Let’s go home.

2 I haven’t been to this café my last birthday.

3 Jack has waited a long time to see this film.

4 Has David lived in that house he got married?

5 It hasn’t rained here weeks.

Choose the correct answer.

I) Have you ever been to/in London?

2) He has gone/been out. He will be back soon.

3)Have you ever been/gone to the USA?

4)Tom has been in/to Scotland for 12 years.

5)Tina has gone/been to the bakery, would you like to wait until she comes back?

Write sentences. Use the present perfect (have/ has + 3rd form/-ed) and for or since.

1 We ______________ (study) English _______ three years.

2 He ___________ (live) in Rome _______ two months.

3 They ______________ (not watch) television _______ Monday.

4 She ___________ (not eat) anything _______ seven hours.

5 I ____________ (know) my best friend ________ primary school.

Choose the right tense—form.
1. He . what you are saying.
a) isn’t understanding b) doesn’t understand c) isn’t understood
2.1 I . the hotel manager’s office and sat down.
a) entered b) had entered c) has entered
3. Jan . in Scotland for ten years. Now he lives in London.
a) lived b) has lived c) has been living
4. We are late. The film . by the time we get to the cinema.
a) will already start b) will be already started c) will have already started
5. Neither of them complained, . ?
a) did they b) didn’t they c) do they​

113. Подчеркни правильный вариант. 1. He has been saving/he has saved money for a car, but he has not saved/ has not been saving yet. 2. I have known/I have been knowing him for many years. 3. We has been doing/have done charity work. primusiam 4. My friend has always been/has always being careful with money. 5. They have been helping/have helped the poor children for many years. 6. How long have you been saving/have you saved for your new mobile phone. 7. Have you done/have you been doing your homework yet? 8. My daughter has been learning/has learnt poems for 2 hours. 9. How long have you been buying/have you bought clothes in this shop? 10. My mother has never won/has never been winning money in a lottery 11. Have you ever wanted/have you ever been wanting to win a lot of money? 12. How many prizes has he won/has he been winning?​

Choose the correct form: present perfect or present perfect continuous.

1) I

have been practising

have practised

these tenses for three weeks. Now I understand them better.

2) Helen

has been telling

has told

me you are seriously ill. Why didn’t you tell me yourself.

3) I

have been staring

have stared

at this menu for ages now and I still haven`t decided yet.

4) Pope John Paul II

has visited

has been visiting

more than 90 countries.

5) I

have done

have been doing

paperwork all day. In all, I guess I have signed about 65 letters.

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5.Match the sentences with correct question tags.

a.She is a waitress,

b.We won’t have piano lessons on Friday,

c.There are some good restaurants,

d.Jenny sold her house yesterday,

e.You have got a ginger cat,

f.We were dancing together yesterday,

g.I am so stubborn,

h.The boys play football ever afternoon,

i.She likes classical music,

j.Your uncle can’t ride a horse,

k.Let’s play a board game,

l.Sit down,

m.Ted travelled all over the world,

n.Your dog eats cookies,

o.You shouldn’t take that bag,

1. Don’t they?

2.Should you?

3.Shall we?

4.Don’t you?

5.Weren’t we?

6.Can he?

7.Will we?

8.Doesn’t it?

9.Aren’t there?

10.Didn’t he?

11.Isn’t she?

12.Aren’t I?

13.Didn’t she?

14.Will/won’t you?

15.Doesn’t she?

Choose the right variant of Present Perfect:

1. That boat sailed/has sailed

all around the world.

2. Harry did catch/has caught

a big fish.

3. Dad has printed/have print

a long document.